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Re: Cleaning out a gas tank
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Posted by Grub0927 on June 16, 2006 at 10:02:45 from (24.20.57.80):
In Reply to: Cleaning out a gas tank posted by Gord on June 16, 2006 at 09:53:05:
Loved my W-6. A true working machine. Pull the fuel line at the carb and make sure you have a strong stream of fuel coming from the shut-off valve/sediment bulb. You may want to pull it from the tank and be sure the strainer is clear and mine was really sensitive to how much pressure you applied to the bail (bowl clamp)when you secured the sediment bowl. Too tight and it wouldn't flow and we all know that when the gasket is leaking the first reaction is to crank that thing down. Change the gasket.
Be safe around the gas and have fun! Grub
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